Today is Wednesday at May 21st. We'll tell you what's included in a big budget bill, how President

Trump is working to sell it, and why even some Republicans are holding out support. Also, we'll

explain President Trump's plan to build a multi-billion dollar golden dome, plus what to know about

the government's new COVID vaccine policy, what vegetable is behind an outbreak making Americans sick,

and why some of the NFL's biggest stars could soon play flag football. Those stories and even more news coming up.

Welcome, welcome to The Newsworthy. All the day's news in around 10 minutes. Fast, fair, fun,

and on the go. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much for being here. You ready? Let's do this.

President Trump made a visit to Capitol Hill yesterday to pressure GOP lawmakers to support what he's calling his big, beautiful bill.

It's meant to help Trump's domestic policy agenda on many fronts, like it includes

more money to help advance his immigration crackdown. It would also make his 2017 tax cuts permanent.

New tax proposals are also included, such as a measure to get rid of taxes on tips and overtime pay.

It also includes major reforms to Medicaid that could lead to millions of people losing coverage

in the next decade. And it would tighten eligibility requirements for SNAP, formerly known as food stamps,

while setting limits for federal student loans and getting rid of green programs. Oh, and it raises

the debt limit by $4 trillion just to name a few sticking points. Well, at a meeting with the House GOP conference

yesterday, Trump reportedly told lawmakers he saw the bill as a test of loyalty to him and that any

holdouts, quote, wouldn't be a Republican much longer. But many Republicans came out of the meeting

with Trump saying they're still not quite sold and want to see more changes. Several have expressed concern about

the costs of the bill since it's projected to add trillions of dollars to the deficit.

Though Speaker Mike Johnson says he's confident the measure will be able to pass. So to be

continued. Once again, a judge is accusing the Trump administration of ignoring court orders as it aggressively

cracks down on immigration. It came up during a chaotic last-minute hearing where immigrants' lawyers

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